Nigaito

Nigaito is a green themed derivative of the official Vocaloid Kaito. His name is a combination of "Kaito" and "Niga". His name may be a pun on the fruit called Bitter melon, 'nigauri' (ニガ瓜) in Japanese.

Design
He is often designed with coat sleeves being longer than his arms. His hair seems to always be in a state of bed head, and he's seen wearing slippers.

Personality
His early personality is said to be a calm character who always has a smile on his face. The popular fan portrayal is a shy boy who is also ill a lot, thus he will wear a scarf up over his face most of the time.

Source: Piapro
An early portrayal of Nigaito is him finding enjoyment drinking tea, in particular Shizuoka Matcha green tea and powdered teas, all the while sitting out on the veranda. His hobbies are sorting through tea leafs, having tea parties, sleeping and writing senryu. His themes are calmness, healing, and relieving stiffness.

In February 21, 2009 an upload by a different artist portrays Nigaito as a neglected Vocaloid who sits in closets. He stays in the dark for so long that mushrooms sprout from his head and despite being mistreated he is very loyal to his master. And like the early concept, his favorite food is green teas. He is afraid of being disliked and is constantly apologizing for his behavior.

Appearances

 * Artwork
 * Search Nigaito on deviantArt Pixiv Pixiv2 Piapro Piapro2


 * Media
 * Search Nigaito on YouTube NicoVideo NicoVideo

Voice configuration
Nigaito is usually bent two or three whole steps higher than Kaito, and sounds a little bit higher than Taito.

Trivia

 * Going by Piapro uploads the earliest drawing of Nigito was March of 2008. It is currently unknown if the uploader is indeed the creator.
 * It's stated that he speaks in Enshū dialect (western Shizuoka Prefecture); vernacular of "ka" and "to".
 * Likes tea to the point that it could be an addiction and becomes very uneasy without it.
 * The fandom appears to have chosen apples as his character item.
 * The name Midorito has been seen, but is not commonly used. The word 'midori' means 'green' in Japanese.

Gallery
Note; this is not a gallery for every fanart out there, just for reference